TMG/DMG

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> Yes, TMG worked out to have twice as many x's as did DMG and TMG

took her language from bare age minimum to two years above age level

in about 5 days. I had just tested her language coincidentally the

day before we started the TMG so thought that it would be fun to see

the difference.

That is reassuring that the book got this right.

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> Also, Baker says that DMG with adequate folic acid can create

formalydehyde???? At that time we could not use folinic acid or

Folapro without having her be a weepy mess, so that and the

hyperactivity made DMG a no go here.

Do you mean withOUT here? I can't remember reading that particular

part, but it certainly sounds scary. I'm going to go back and reread

this. We've used folinic in the past, but never say anything at all

and I had kind of decided to leave it in the not necessary pile.

Thanks for this. We're doing a major rehaul on supps and any little

bit of help is, well, very helpful :-)

Anita

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> I've been meaning to ask this for some time. Now that you have

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> Pangborn book, would you say that the information in there

regarding

> whether to try DMG or TMG was accurate for your dgd? She's one of

> the few kids I know who had a very noticeable bad reaction with

DMG

> and good one with TMG and I am very interested in knowing if that

> particular information is accurate, at least in your case.

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> If anyone else is familiar with the chart and how it applied to

their

> child I'd be very interested in hearing your experience.

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> Thanks,

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> Anita

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